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Best Memory Card Prices

SD, microSD, and CFexpress memory cards. Updated daily from Amazon.

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SanDisk Ultra 64GB microSDXC UHS-I Memory CardBest value
SanDisk
64GB100 MB/s20 MB/s—10 years76.5$390.63/TB$25.00$25.00
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Samsung 128GB EVO Select microSDXC UHS-I
Samsung
128GB

Frequently Asked Questions

What memory card do I need for my camera?

For mirrorless cameras shooting 4K video: use a UHS-I U3 or UHS-II V60/V90 card with at least 90 MB/s write speed. For 8K or high-speed burst: CFexpress Type A or Type B. For most DSLRs and action cameras: a UHS-I U3 A2-rated microSD or SD card is sufficient. Check your camera's slot type first.

What's the difference between SD, microSD, and CFexpress?

SD cards are full-size (cameras, laptops). microSD is smaller (phones, drones, Nintendo Switch) and fits in SD adapters. CFexpress is a faster, pro-grade format — Type A and Type B have different physical sizes. Most consumer cameras use SD or microSD; professional cinema cameras use CFexpress.

100 MB/s
20 MB/s
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10 years
41.5
$515.55/TB
$65.99
$65.99
How much memory card storage do I need?

For casual photography: 64–128GB. For video recording: 256GB+ (4K H.265 uses ~1GB/minute; 4K RAW uses 5–15GB/minute). For Nintendo Switch game storage: 256GB–512GB. For dashcams: 32–64GB with loop recording is typically sufficient.